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Th, Theatrical Profession.

Merit will win and receive public recognition and
praise. Facts, which are the OutcuDcO % gcncraicN
T~eriencc, growing through years ~ critical and
practical test, become a rooted and immoyable rs
the rock OF Gibraltar in publIc opinion, and hence
forth need Eu further guarantee as tn their genu
iucnrSs. The iGGIspu,aO.c fast thai Swifts Specific
l. the best Hood purifier IA tn world, 70 one Of theso
immuyable Gibraltar rrcA facts 81 which We have
ylCtOu deeper ami uvtprrlu public opinion. Every
class 81 our pgpplr Ia America ami In Europe,
every trade. calling and profession, Including tho
uruy To the remarkable virtues or =. y s and
It's ilfallhle Crir4sy IN curing all diseases Of the
bE.sI. These testimonials are On NE by the thou
SAINTS. and open 70 the Inspection Of all. Now come,
Unsolicited. Two distinguished mUmhers OF the theat-
riHi profession, who gratefully testify tOthe Wonder
fl curative qualities q the Specthc I'm their mdt
Nu!ual cases. Their testimonials arc herewith sub
them speak Tor themselves. Tho EIdy T. a Uem6er OF
tho famous ThalLl Theatre Company. OF New YORK,
and formerly 81 m" Residence Theatre. Berlin, Ter
many AMI o. MCNiCkCrSStuCk Company, Of Chicago.
The gentleman ~ a we'll known member Ot the New
York ThaIia Theatre company. Bnth are well known
IL theatrical circles IN this country and In Europe.
Charlotte Rnndow'- Testimony.
EEw YORK. May 8 ISL
Swift Specific Company, Atlanta, Ga:
Gentlemen Having been annoyed with pimples,
~CruptIuus and rOu-huCSS ~ the skin, from had con
Lltt"u OF my blsOl, Tor more than u year, l used
t,srtI remedies to no effect Then l consulted a prom
iu"nt physician. ard fTun his treatment received
No benefit. lIl"U concluded To- try the SIS ). rem
edy for the blood, aul five or six packages by a
thorough eradication 81 my trouble and restoring
smuuthuesS 10 my skin. have male me happy, and
| Chvyrfully give you tHts testimonial Tor such use
CHARLOTTE RAINBOW,
~ Dpwrry, near Canal street.
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"a &C RAILROAD

b. q u G.. RAILROAD.
BellAire and GAINESVILLE thrOug h passenger train
4OO y. m.
NOOdSield passenger train leaves Bellaire at
40 D. M, arrives At Bellaire at SD IL IN.
Summertield Accommodation leaves Bellair al
100 d. m, arrives ut Bellaire at 1915 q. m
All trains daily eXceptSuuday. Central Stand
ard Time from Bellaire.
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Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, August 30.


IAl'llhOhh, august 50.
CALVERTON.
SwTNE.-There is q fairly full supply
of hogs on the market this week, and the
demand is generally reported Is good.
The quality is like that of last weeks
offerings. Prices show but little, if any
variations from the figures ruling On last
Monday. We quote hogs 7a73c, with
most sales at 7ia7sc per Ii. net. Receipts
1888 head.
CLAREMONT STOCK YARDS.
Arrivals of live stock at Claremont Stock
Yards, via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
for week ending August %:
Two hundred and sixty-eight cars, on.
tanning 4,141 cattle, $50 calves, 1888
sheep and lambs, 5,145 hogs, 66 horses
and | mule. Shipments to New York,
Philadelphia, etc, lbs cattle, l03 calves,
3, 144 sheep and lambs, 1923 hogs, rs
horses and I mule.
All hogs and sheep sold in these yards
are at gross weight. Receipts of hogs
this week are 2,4O7 head against 1896
head last week; rough hogs were sold NJ
81 10, and fair TO good at s. 30 per 100
lbs.
Philadelphia.
WEST PHILADELPHIA, August 30
Cattle-Receipts $500; market fair; prime
5la5lc; good 4ia5c; medium 4a44c; COM
mon 3a3}c. Sheep-Receipts IA, 900; mar
ket fair; prime sheep 4la4fc; good 4a4fci
medium 3la33c; common 2a3lc per lb.
lambs 3a7c per ID. Hogs-Receipts s.
200; market active; western at 7sa7ic
per b.. shoppers 7la7sc per lib.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, August 31.-Cattle receipts
5000 head; shipments 500 head; mar
ket weaker and lOc lower; shipping steers,
81 O0a5 Is; stockers and feeders 81 Goa
3 90; COWS, bulls and mixed 81 25a3 90;
Texas steers 81 45a3 80 western rangers
lower at s. 75a3 40.
Hogs-Receipts 10, 900 head; shipments
5000 head; market about SC lower; rough
81 75a5 10; packing and shipping S. 10a
5 50; light 81 SOa5 80; skips So OOa4 10.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000 head; shipments,
1000 head; market steady; natives 50 OOa
4 So; western So 15a3 IS; Texans 81 Goa
3 IS; lambs 81 25a5 25.
New York.
New YORK. August 3l.-Beeyes-Re-
ceipts log car loads for the market, % car
loads for slaughterers direct, and 10 car
loads for expectation; good and prime
steers were a shade weaker, while COM
mon 10 medium steers are q shade firmer
and higher, particularly in the early
trade; common TO prime native steers
ranged at 81 25a4 55; extra and fancy
s. 3Oa5 40; grass Texans s. 75a3 80.
Sheep-Receipts 1860 head; market
firmer for good sheep, steady for lambs;
sheep sold at s. 50a3 p per 100 lbs.
lambs 81 50a6 IS.
Hogs-Receipts BOO head; common TO
choice s. 50a5 80.
Last Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, August 81. Cattle
Receipts Ais head; shipments 30i head
market slow and lower; prime 81 25ai 50;
fair 10 good s. 50a4 90; common 81 GOA
3 %.
Hogs-Receipts 1900 head; shipments
800 head; market active; Philadelphia
S. 45a5 SO; Workers s. 25a5 IS; grsssers
and light 81 s0a5 Is.
Sheep-Receipts $500 head; shipments
$500 head; market active; prime 81 5Oa
4 Is; fair to good s. 75a4 -; common
81 50a3 90; lambs S. OOa6 on.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, August 81. Hogs
Easier; common and light 81 lGI5 10
shipments 565 head.
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WHEELING AND EIM GROVE R. K.

UNDAYs.
Leave at 100 a. n. and run every hour until
900 p. m.
Leave Wheeling Park at 500 =. m. aud run
every hour until 1000 p. IL, except Churcn
which will leave the Park At gi5 4. IN.
and Wheeling at l2l0 y. IN.
G.. HIRSCH,
superintendent.
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WOOL.
wheeling.

TUESDAY, August 30.
The sales in the Eastern market last
week were very light in comparison with
the two previous weeks. Fine woods are
again quoted at lower prices, some sales of
Pennsylvania and Ohio Xxx and above be-
ing made as low as 32c. In order TO sell
wool in the market, it will have TO be
bought in the country at 29c. We quote
the following prices:
Fine fleece washed wool % to 30c, I'M
washed one-third off; understandable one
fourth off; medium fleeces washed 81 to 3ic;
medium tub washed 33 to &c; medium
unwashed wool % to 25c; black, bury and
fleece grown 5 TO 10c less.
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DRY GOODS.
Now York.

NEW YORK. August 3l.-Dry Goods
There was an improved demand in ell de
partments and the business reached a large
amount. Agents advanced F. F. cash
mere l cent per yard.
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~. Granville Accommodation 7Oop. m, daily.
"a ,lsinviiin ..coruo6,o, Llama. w,u,
ing al so 4. m. 5sn and 5;m n M Rrtnnni..
arrives a. MheeAins .,scS nA'iy' ~" sne
r rain lawn, nj 3f0 a M and li:lb %. m.
,hrnr.b N SncinnstI Stthcn chanee, VIII
slcep..s through 10 Cincinnati on night train.
Columbus Accommodation leaves wheeling 81
Gay.
chlonso L,niluo iesvlnHnt yiup. ~ wy
honndsyilie ccomnon.nSh ,ssses mnesI51I
.. M daily except sunday: ,~.,.,o, .
rsirinoht cnomsn % IIH.eA sssn,
Ihrous9 oo~rn nun nnS,s 90. ~ A..
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G. A. r. ASININITY..
Guardians Needed for tho Imbeciles who
Trap Themselves.
NdshFRe AMcricuR.

Il must be said to the credit of ex-Presi-
dent Hayes, who was in the parade of the
Grand Army at Wheeling, that he not
only did not refuse to pass under the por-
trait of President Cleveland, but that he
took of his hat and salutsd. Mr.. Hayes
seems to retain his common sense as he
grows older.
The Republicans are now saying that
the exhibition Of Grand Army asininity at
Wheeling the other day was the result of
q deliberate plot on the part o. the DEM
ocrsts. If this is true, q guardian ought
to be appointed at once for those imbeciles
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Boston

BosToN, August 3d. Wool-In fair
demand; Ohio and Pennsylvania extra
fleece 3l1c; Xxx 32aa34c; Michigan extra
soc; other grades unchanged.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 4a7 Per Cent--GOvernments Dull
and steady-Stocks H~igher-Fiour Firm
and Unchanged-wheat Firmer.
NEW YORK, August 31.-Money more
active 4a7 per cent, last loan Z per cent
closed at 4 per cent bid; prime mercantile
paper 7a9 per cent; sterling exchange
dull at 40 for sixty days and 1885, for
demand.
GOVERNMENTAL and steady.
Fours Coupons =
Fours-and-a-half...
Pacific Skies OF 1896
STATEs-Dull and featureless.
RAILRoADs-Railroad bonds were slight
ly more active, and while heavy in the
morning, afterward participated in the
general advance; sales 5000, 900.
SToCKs-Wall street was treated to-day
to a couple of genuine surprises, and as the
effect Of these was to enhance the value Of
certain stocks very materially, as we'll as
to put a new face upon the speculative
situation, the temper Of the market under
went a sudden and violent change for the
better. Early in the day it was officially
announced that the Baltimore and Ohio
Express had been sold to the United States
Express Company. The latter COM
pany's stock jumped 81 per
cent. from yesterdays price and
the street Jumped to the conclusion that
the other Baltimore and Ohio properties
were also disposed of, thus settling the
great deal. The opening was active but
irregular and the same course that had
been pursued yesterday caused a fractional
decline in the early dealings. Manhattan
is down II, but everything else is mater
tally higher, the principal advances being
Oregon Navigation 81, Northern Pacific
preferred q, Jersey Central y, Western
Union q, Lake Erie and Western preferred
and Louisville and Nashville |, Union
Pacific 2! and Lake Shore .. Sales 429,-
GA shares. QuOtatians closed bid as fol-
lows:
Adams Express AS; American Express
lO7t; Canada Pacific 54l; Central Pacific
30; Chesapeake and Ohio 81; do preferred
frsts 10f do seconds Z; Chicago and Alton,
l45; do preferred 100; Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy 1861; Delaware and Hudson
99I; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western,
1881; Denver and Rio Grande, 259; Erie
coy; do preferred 81; Fl. Wayne, $50;
Illinois Central, Il74; Lake Shore, 923;
Michigan Central S2f; Minneapolis and
st. Louis, Is; do preferred, 30!; Missouri
Pacific, 924; Northern Pacific, 26s; do
preferred, SIG; Chicago and Northwestern,
ll34; do preferred 143; New York Cen,
trail, 1861; Oregon Transcontinental, 23i;
Pacific Mail, So; Panama. -; Peoria, Z. &
f. 23f; P~ittsburg, 1872; Pullman Palace
Car AS; Reading. 50s; Rock Island, l24};
st. Louis and San Francisco, 3Sl; do pre-
terred, II; first preferred. III; ST. Paul,
Minneapolis and Minnesota ll2i; st. Paul
and Omaha, A; do preferred 1917;
Texas Pacific, 2ss; Union Pacific, 81;
United States Express 764; Western Union
Telegraph 72f.
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LITTLE BREECHES.

Disgrscefui seene-small Satrap Keeping
Alive the War Bitterness.
BogOH Commonwealth.
Little Brooches Foraker delivered char
acteFisterio bloody shirt harsngue the other
day at Wheeling. 1t was a ~disgraeeful
scene, and well calculated to awaken the
bitsersst animosities Of . contest which
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Mbeelins Resister
Grarslsrs' 6nide,

A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
AEXPLANArIoN OF REFERENCE MARKS: sDnily.
tSunday excepted monday excepted 70
Meridian. July II, 1857. Wheeling time, which
Is Just one hOur earlier than Central Time:
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PETROLEUM
T1tusvnle.

Titusvflle.
TITUsvILLR, August 31.-Petroleum
Opened at 6c; highest 625c; lowest 615c;
closed st 64e.
PittGbDrah-
PTTrsBURG, August 3l.-Petroleum-
Active, excited and higher; opened at 6lfe;
closed at 64c; highest 64}c; lowest 6l&c-
Bradford.
BRADFORD, August 31.-Petroleum-.
Opened at &c; closed at GAZE; highest
Csc; lowest 6IJc; cfearanees $3.50 600 bar
.rels.
New York.
New YORK, August 31.-Petroleum-
wss active and strong; opening 62c;
highest Csc; lowest 6fsc; closing at 6i!c;
sales s. AGO, 900 barrels.
on. CITY.
On City, August 31.-Petroleum-Na-
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tional Transit certificates opened Vt 62Sc:
highest Csc; lowest &c; closed AT 64ic:
sales 1,274, 600 barrels; clearances 11a52,-
600 barrels.
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rNoTICE.

According to the provisions Of q deed OF trust
made by the Wheeling and Kim Grove RailnDah
COMPANY 20 me Is trustee, dated August 20, lsi.
and recorded in the once OF the Clerk o. the
Cn1uty Court for 0hin counts, Wet Virginia. IN
hook Il, pages 81. etc, 1 have srbtted W bi
forty bonds for 8 o each, secured blythe said deed
OF liust and numbered A. follows: I'll e-i..
* 10. 40. 81, 81. 81, II, 50. 100, Ia
II-. I.s. Is7, I49, I55. l5s, $50. 16J, 5.
lao. I70, I7e, ia. 1885, 05. 2is. e3e 256,
30 .z,. 279, 29s 29s.3 o4. 3lf. 1i9. and
3seon which forty bonds the intere.t vii 1easet 70
accrue on the fna day OF september, ~, pro
men complied with by the said company.
HENRY n. RUSSELL. Trustee.
wheeling, August z, Iss7. nr2b
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LIVE STOCK.
Wheeling.

The cattle market this week was slow
with a drop in prices from last week.
The hog market was active, with prices
somewhat lower. Messrs. Hudson 4 Bayha
furnish the following quotations:
Cattle--l,OO0 to !, 100 lbs stock 3ta39c
per h.. 800 to 900 lbs. 3a3lc. per h.. 700
to 500 lbs. 2!a3c. per Id.
Hogs--Market active; 42a5c per ID,
Iambs-Good at 34a5c per ID.
Calves-4a5c per lb.
Sheep -24to4c per lb.
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HAY FEVER

is an iutiamed condition Of the lining membrane
uf the nuStriS tear duCtaud throat. affecting the
ungs. An aDrid mUCuSiS ScCretcd, the discharge
IL accompanied with a burning sensation. There
are severe SpaSmS ~ sneezing, frequent attacks
OF headache, watery and intancd eyes. Ely's
Cream Ealm is remedy that can be depended
upOn u rCLCEn at once aRd cure ans
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CINCINNATI, August 81. Hogs
Easier; common and light "a 1Gi5 10
565 head.
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as 80; city steam Sc IS. Butter-Quiet;
western 13a25c; western creamery 16a25c.
Cheese-IStronger and more active. Copper
Quiet.
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ToLEDO. O., August 31.-Wheat-Ac-
tive and firm; cash 74ic; September 7l!c;
October 75sc; November 76sc; December
isle; May safe. Corn-Active and higher;
cash 434c; May 433c; September 43!c.
Oats-Dull aud neglected. Clover Seed
Active and lower; prime 81 80; December
81 ga,
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On CRY, August 81 .-Pstrolsum
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WEST PHILADELPHIA, August 30
Cattle-Receipts $500; market fair; prime
5la5lc; good 4ia5c; medium 4a44c; COM
mon 3a3fc. Sheep-Receipts IA, 600; mar
ket fair; prime sheep 42a4fc; good 4a4}ci
medium 3la3ic; common liable per h..
lambs 3a7c per ID. Hogs-Receipts s.
300; market active; western at 7sa7ic
per b.. shoppers 7la7sc per lib.
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short of what they expected even in the pre-
cincts where the workingmen have the majority.
Here and there venturesome Democrat would
claim that secret voters were scratching Denny,
but as the voters themselves heretofore support
ed the Democratic tickets this pretentious asser-
ton by the gang agents had nothing to confirm
it. 1t was apparent that Coyism being
rously slashed and if it's opponent refused to con-
hdently name majority for Denny it was not
because he had not beheved In the success OF
the Mayor, but because he did not have the act
nal figures at hand.
During the afternoon Edenharter of all
Democrats of his class. expressed confidence in
his election. An hour later Coy declined to COM
NIT himself to an opinion except that the cleo
tion would be close. but matter what
happens he remarked "Coy is all right" Eden
harter thought If his calculations had not mis-
led him he would be elected by majority any
where from 500 to 1.50O AT that time the only
wards where he could hope to poll a vote to
overcome Denny's gains in the northern wards
We're dragging vexatiousy slow. In the Fiji
teenth. Sixteenth apd Twenty-fifth wards
Denny's friends were claiming effective gains
while the gang Democrats mourned over the
liehtness or the vote The day wore on, and
the ballots were getting down to the last the
confidence in the election of Denny and Bowlus
became almost a certainty. The first precincts
to send in their returns added to this belief and
the night began with the reiocings of all good
citizens over the defeat of the gang.
In the Seventeenth and other wards the gang
attempted to connteract the influences
that were we're against it , BY fraudA
the citizens soon checked this system Of rob-
berry. In others the agents of Coy noticeabiy
in the Fourteenth and Fourth. sacrificed Eden
harter for their councilman. Towards the last
hours of the election the Stacking of the gang
candidate for Mayor became general. It an
attempt to save something out of the wreck. In
the Nineteenth. Twentieth, Twenty first.
Twenty-second. Twenty-third and Twenty-ffth
wards this confusion of Coys heelers and
heaters was increased by the renewed activity
of the Union Labor people, Everywhere at the
close of the polls the election of the Republican
ticket was practically conceded, for the unceas-
ing watching to prevent frauds the determine
ton of citizens to save the good name of their
city and the powerful factor that in almost
every precinct did its work in obiterarng the
names of Edenharter and ODonnell were most
effective.
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SOMETIME during Monday night-accounts
tween two trains on the Chicago & Atlantic
railroad, which resulted in frightful loss of
life. The accident happened near village
within fifty miles of Chicago, but so secretive
had no knowledge Of the affair until late the
following day, and the most meagre particu-
lars were given. A relief train was secretly
organized and sent out from Chicago as soon
as the news of the disaster was received at
headquarters, and those in charge must have
been fully informed of all the details within
very short time. The causes If the accident
were probably discovered at once, and the
names of the killed and wounded should have
been, if they were not, ascertained immediate
1y. Up to late hour last night, however,
the accounts given out were conflicting, and it
was with the greatest difficulty that press
representatives secured the desired facts
Why railroad authorities should endeavor to
conceal the particulars of such events is not
easy to understand. Reticence on such occa-
sions invariably creates the suspicion that the
accident is worse than reported and arouses
prejudice against the road far greater than
if all details were freely given out at once
The public has right to the truth and if it
accepts exaggerated rumors the fault, as well
as the consequences, is with those who mis-
takenly endeavor to cover up the facts.
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A TRIUMPH FOR Law AND ORDER.
Rejoicing About Republican Headquarters
Over the Good News

Rejoicing About Republican Headquarters
Over the Good News.
By some intuition the people generally know
whore the enthusiasm over a victory is to pre-
vail Directly after supper they began to crowd
Republican headquarters, Pennsylvania
street, to hear the news and rejoice in the greas
work!of conquering an organizationlof politlcians
who stop at nothing in accomplishing their ends
As the evening rolled the crowd swelled
from few hundreds to thousands. The room
could not accommodate tenth OF them, nor
could any more hear distinctly the returns tina,
were read as messenger after messenger hurried
in with report from this or that precinct add
ing always to the good news that was ut first
announced The interest became in.
tense, the enthusiasm sweiled into cheers
and cheers as some marked gain was read Out
doors the large crowd fiocking street aud side
walk called loudly for what was given those
within. An ardent Republican, to satisfy the
demand. took his place on stool at the door.
and as tho returns were told to him be repeated
them to the throng. Every few minutes would
come the loud hurrahs from the throats of thou
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will receive full official investigation, and Mr.
Boone will be required to answer for his con-
duct. In speaking of the Steibing release, SUI
perrin tendent Travis remarked last evening: 1T
is simply damnable."
It developed yesterday that the gang had ar
ranged to bring in repeaters from several of
the adjoining counties and vote them, but they
were so closely watched that it is believed that
effort was made to vote any of the men, A
crowd of fifteen or twenty tough looking char
acters came over from Hendricks county yester-
day morning, and on the same train with them
came w. r. McClelland, Republican clerk of
Hendricks county, and some other eagleeyed
Republicans. The scheme to bring in
more of votes from that county was accident
ally discovered by Mr.. McClelland several days
ago, and since that time the would-be repeaters
have been under surveillance. They were chad
owed all day Yesterday by the gentlemen from
Danvile. They visited nearly all the southern
wards, but. suspecting that they were being
watched, made no attempt to vote.
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sions, or to represent his opinions purposes
in regard to the pending campaign in Virginia,
is false and unfounded. The Senator is true
and loyal Republican and he will do all he can
to aid in the coming Republican victory in
this State next month" AS Woodstock is
Senator Riddleberger's residence, this state
course in the United States Senate, which has
been subject of much speculation.
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THE Journal was to have been honored with
a serenade by the gang, and all the arrange
ments were completed for the event. which
was 70 be a browning exhibition of Coyism.
We trust that our esteemed fellow-citizens,
now in somewhat considerable tribulation,
and likely to be afflicted with many stripes
soon, will not forget US. The Journal is at
the old stand
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up for their delectation. The Journal, how
ever, has no apologies to make for having de-
voted SO much attention to local matters.
The fight against Coy and Coyism was for the
good of all the people in the State.
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THE whole. Republican ticket is triumph
antly elected. The infamous and brutal
tactics of the gang in respect to the nomina-
ton of O'Donnell bore its legitimate fruits, and
John w. Bowlus has splendid majority, one
of which he may well feel proud. The dis
graceful attacks made upon him only added
to his strength.
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AFTER leaving st. Louis the statistical
feature was partially eliminated from the
Presidents speeches, but at st. Paul he fell
back on the slips prepared at the Government
Printing Office. Dan Lamont ran off to Chi
cago to spend Sunday when he ought to have
been remodeling the impromptu addresses.
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A BANK can be run for a good while with
out cash basis, if Ammi Baldwin's statement
in regard to the lamented Fidelity" is to be
believed. Given vice president with cheek
and pretty confidential clerk. and the insti-
tuition is good for at least five years without
other capital.